okay those who have a GPS will understand......lol ... Only those with GPS read LOL

You should not totally depend on anything. These items are tools to help you do not do your job for you..

 

The Garmin unit I have has a large vehicle setting. was a special unit for RV's It is factory set for 57Ft long and 12.8 high.

 

That's cool but not neccesarily helpful. Many many people have gone under low bridges with truck GPSes.

But I don't usually use my GPS to tell me how to get anywhere. I use it to guide me along a route I already selected. It tells me the names of roads even if street signs have been stolen, etc, and can make confusing junctions easy.

 

Makes telling night weekend, third string replacement, bench warmer, subustitute dispatch jerks trying to get the bosses job that, "Yes, I will deliver on time, so go pound sand!" real easy.

 

Never rely on a GPS entirely, I always break out the laptop and Google map my route plus street view the questionable streets. Never had a problem. *knocks on wood*

Mine does that when I drive US30 in Ohio. I just turn it off.

 

My GPS is named Veronica after an ex girlfriend that always whinned, complained, had me going in the wrong direction and would not shutup!!

 

And we're not talking, right now...

She's got to apologize, first...
Jewels

 

So, then it's just too bad that girl friends don't come with a volume control???

 

I have the navigation that verizon offers with their phones, and it is good. Can't talk on the phone while using it and it has screwed me a couple times. You learn to look ahead at the steps and you can usually tell if it has the correct route.